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The Daily Nebroskon
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Huslcer Wrestlers Lose
GnOi starts 309-yard free
epfrSu, AbouQity Lead
vDinniQi3iirs
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Bj TERRY ANDERSON
Sports Editor
IFootball isat the only win
ffling sport too the University
af Nebraska campus. Some
Saturday afternoon when you
arenl too busy try going over
is the coliseum pool to watch
Jhe Busker tankmen in ac
tion. They are cnrrenfly
sporting a 3-1 dual
mark, losing n3y to powerful
The swimming team, under;
the able (directiaaii of coach!
Call Bentz. has dunned vie-''
lories wer Iowa, 58-47;; Den-il
ver University, 51-44; and!
Kansas University. 55-40.
Their Bo3y lass tihas tar has
been to Indiana 76-29.
Li this twee they were ut
dassed by the Big Tea
dumps such world
ehamputBS as CM Jartrem
wrM recwd fodder at
al fcre&gttiMLe distances;
Tm Startles, wwid mud
jl&ir at SSe 400-yard iadhid
ual medley; ami Tn Stock.
wM record holder al the
harkstro&e.
The HttKfcars SMs year are
basically tdhe same quad
which plaoed Swath Sb the
Big EigM at Ames, Iowa last
MaiclL
IHbe o3y imiifsing members
f last yars sgaad ame uo
optaiDs Larry Fanreifl and
'Btni Maiara, wHao wne lost
-j graduatiGoa.
ESasrs ft Ins
Paced toy toneastEtrAex
lena Eauera,, flaadk stnoker
Bill Henry, and fieestylers
PfM Swwm ami Jeff Amder,
the team is well on its way
tfl its best sbwiug hb years.
Last year's squad has ac
quired spark aad depth from
this year's sophomores. Most
notable of tie oevcomers as
swimmer Keefe Lodnrig mtio
lhas already estaMisbed a
new 100-yard freestjile rec-i
ord. splashing the distance in
.510 seconds flat. i
Tins far ii a rrlaihehr
sew seasea tbt soaad has set
four new records. Jimkir
freestyler Jeff Amsler lm&r
the eldest varsity record a
the books whea be ehunied
the S-yar4 freesrjle ia
seemids to touch mat teara-i
mate Keefe Lodwig vh lied
the ld rrrerd f JSZJt set br
Mania Grtma hi 1M7.
The 400-yard freestyle re
lay team, cemposed off Ams
ler, Betuy, Swaim, and Loi-
wig brotee Cbe Id recswd if.
3:22 set by Iowa State a
1355. Tbey totired Cbe Grannse
m 3:2S1.
Henry Sets Eeew-d
The is(ther reoard was seft
toy Junior toackstmer Bill
Berry in tfhe 200-yard Jaack-
ftrDfce against Kansas iraa a
dual meet last Saturday at
Laurent,, Kansas. He did
Ithe 200 is 2:10.4 breaking Ms
ywm record set last seasML
Oa January IS. the Eitsker
mermea eatered the vater
against a pwerfid Demer
lUurersity qad vtwai they
bad not beatea ia elerea
years. The lead was ex
changed fnr times aad tied
tour times geiag into the last
event, the 40tt-yard freestyle
relay.
Tte relay team emerged
the winner, as did Xebraska,
and broke a varsity aad pool
record on the way. XU beat
Baoers ... Cv-captaia i
the D.U. RioDsers by a score ;
if 5144. Two oitber records
were lneorarded durmg the
nmeet:: one by Amsler m the,
50-yard freestyle; and the
hr by Lodwig ra flae 100
yard freestyle.. !
The Hiaskers mest travelled ,
to Lawrence, Kansas im a!
dual meet against Kansas Ujna
wrsiy, flted am ttoe Big Eigbl I
ruckus last year.
Ball Henry and Keefe Led-1
wig pased tike Hostoers. Ben-
ry woo tike 20yard back-l
Etrt&e e&sMMmg a lev;
sdhoo rea&rdL Lodwig wo a"
both tbe 200-yard and 500
yard freestyle, setting new
scbool markers in both events.
Other winners:
Fritrk, Fwio, taain. aXO.
H-rtl firawsWlt Hfi Ander. Sr-awu-itr
Siurtnrthp BJE Pnrtec
fcruBfcu. T
. T-i
BEuuihuwnc fimowtoi. Bsranaiw. &m-
iMtrnrtl imAhiiAiHill makj Saujb
immm. Kwac. T a:.
Satarday. February 9, at
3 p.m.. Nebraska swimmers
wnil take on Oklatoma and
Kansas State in a (table dual
meet This meet waffl f eatiure
the University of Xebraska
swimmers against the Big
Eight cbamfwwas, Oklaboma.
Cal Bentz. Hosker coach,
says tbat the team has im
proved with each meet and
hope that tbe same wil hap
pen this Saturday at the coli
seum pooL "'This is not the
conference meet and as laag
as tbesqraad swims to the best
f tfhear ability and improves
steadily, I can ask lor no
more.
""'We wiM enter the meet
with a winning attita&e and
do w best. Oklahoma has
two A.'taerican swimmers
in Oiaiies Scftiuette and Jta
Bernard. Both are entered in '
the 100-vard freastyJe against :
XU swimmers Keefe Lodwig
and Phil Swains who have
Nebraska's wrestlers ab
sorbed their fifth defeat in
dual competition against Wyo
ming Monday night, 21 to 8 at
the Coliseum.
The Comhuskers gained
their only points in the first
two matches when Steve
Watenz won by forfeit and
Mike Nlssen decisioned Dave
Stone 5 to 1. Nissen and Wal
enz continue to lead the grap
plers this season; Nissen is
still undefeated and Walen
has only one defeat.
Stone gave Nissen. who
was op a weight class to 130.
staffer competition than the
score indicates. The visitor
.got several quick take downs
only to have the tables
tamed by Nissen.
The Coyotes gained falls in
three of the nest four matches
to sew up the contest com
fortably. Student Manager
Bob Lett was pressed into
emergency service at 157 for
the H u s k e r s. Lwtt. who
wrestled at Bellevue in high
scbool. put up a game fight
before being pinned by Dave
Wight with seven minutes
and thirty-one seconds left.
I Ken Fox was another fall
victim, succumbing to Dee
Mickelson with less than four
-minutes remaining. Fox was
3 weakened by efforts to lose
weight ana come oown trom
his usual 177 weight class.
Don McDermott moved to
heavyweight and lost bis sec
ond dual match of the season
to Hugh Lowham 5 to 1.
The University of Nebraska
wrestlers will next move to
Fort Hays, Kansas for a meet
with the Fort Hays State Col
lege matmen. The meet will
be Friday at 7:30 p.m. On
the following Tuesday, the
Haaskers will travel to Man
hatten. Kansas, for a meet
with the Kansas State Wildcats.
Middies Advance
The University of Nebraska
NROTC basketball team, last
season's AH-U niversity
champs, ventured to Law
rence, Kan., Sunday for the
Region One championship of
ment and returned with the
nine jvuawesi akuiv, louma
J ment and returned with the
trophy they went after.
The tournament saw Ne
braska against the University
"of Missouri NROTC in the
l! morning tilt. Sophomore Don
' Oberg lead the scoring in fee
64-54 win with 17 points.
This win pitted Nebraska
NROTC against the Univer
sity of Kansas in the after
noon. After a tough morning,
Nebraska coasted by the Kan
sas midshipmen 50-35 in a
, g-rse 4?h' " saw Nebraska
coach Lieutenant L W. I'Au
son play his second and third
I teams as much as the first.
Junior Dick Ratslaff was high
i scorer with 16 points.
The Region One honors allow
the Nebraska NROTC team to
go to Chicago for the finals
at the Midwest NROTC tourn
ament February 22-24.
JUST 5 MOCI
DAYS TILL . . .
wnnnmg that evem n-
isisterfly." This meet wal be
KIT'S biggest chaSenge to
date.
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